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In most cases, SQL Database handles disruptive events that might happen in a cloud environment and keeps your applications and business processes running. However, there are some disruptive events where mitigation might take some time, such as:
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- User accidentally deletes or updates a row in a table.
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- Malicious attacker successfully deletes data or drops a database.
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- Catastrophic natural disaster event takes down a datacenter or availability zone or region.
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- Rare datacenter, availability zone, or region-wide outage caused by a configuration change, software bug, or hardware failure.
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For prescriptive recommendations to maximize availability and achieve higher business continuity, see:
Azure SQL Database comes with a core resiliency and reliability promise that protects it against software or hardware failures. Database backups are automated to protect your data from corruption or accidental deletion. As a Platform-as-a-service (PaaS), the Azure SQL Database service provides availability as an off-the-shelf feature with an industry-leading availability SLA of 99.99%.
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